D.R. Ex Rel. Robinson v. Government of the District of Columbia

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• finding that the defendant’s delay affected the student’s substantive rights because the student’s most recent IEP differed from the one previously issued
• “A delay does not affect substantive rights if the student’s education would not have been different had there been no delay.”
• delay in reconsidering plaintiff’s IEP resulted in a violation of his substantive rights because if the IEP had been considered in a timely manner, the plaintiff would have enjoyed the benefits of the revised IEP during the period of delay

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